“Sex and the City” hottie Jason Lewis was seen out with a newly single Laura Prepon, who dyed her long hair blonde from the trademark auburn color she sported on That 70s Show. Prepon is no longer with Scientologist Christopher Masterson, and Lewis was seen whispering in her ear and looking quite friendly with her at some Kentucky Derby parties:

Justin Berfield (Reese) has moved on from his role as a “useless bully” in Malcolm in the Middle in a big way. Justin and Jason Felts formed J2 Pictures & J2TV in 2004 and quickly established themselves as a film and television production company with an eye for strong concepts and talent.

Their latest venture is the film “Blonde Ambition” and stars Jessica Simpson and Luke Wilson.

A young professional woman (Simpson) unwittingly becomes the pawn of two business executives in their bid to oust the head of a mega-conglomerate.

Moving on from the hysterical role as Hal in Malcolm in the Middle, Bryan has shot a pilot for a new AMC TV series “Breaking Bad”.

A new article at Variety.com say AMC is on the brink of giving it the greenlight.

The drama series, shot and set in New Mexico, focuses on a suburban husband and father (played by Cranston) who learns he has terminal cancer. He decides to overhaul his life and, drawing upon his experience as a chemistry teacher, remakes himself into a meth dealer.

Pilot of the Sony Pictures Television series wrapped earlier in the year, with AMC weighing a series order for the past several months. While a deal is close, some final details still need to be worked out.

Frankie Muniz was on MTV Live Canada yesterday, you can see his interview below where he talks about his new racing life with fellow driver Tom Sutherland to help promote the Steelback Grand Prix of Toronto, to be staged in downtown Toronto the weekend of July 6th – 8th, 2007.

As many of you know Frankie Muniz (Malcolm) has been racing professionally and its now 15 months since he started and he is going from strength to strength. Frankie jokingly refers to it as being “part-time, retired” from acting.

He has another major race on the 8th July at the Steelback Grand Prix in Toronto where he will be racing a Champ Car Atlantic Championship for Jensen MotorSport.

“I can’t say that I’m retired from acting because I’m pretty sure there will be some time in my life where I go back.”

“I’m only 21 years old,” “But definitely racing is my passion right now and is all I’m focusing my life on. It’s amazing.”

He admits he had a hard time leaving Malcolm in the Middle when it wrapped up just over a year ago.

“I had dinner with Bryan Cranston who played my dad about a month ago, and we talked about racing,”

According to a recent DailyNews.com artcile Justin Berfield who played everybody’s favourite bad boy Reese in Malcolm in the Middle would love to work with his old on set ‘family’ again.

FAMILY MATTERS: Former “Malcolm in the Middle” star Justin Berfield, who has been branching out into producing as of late, tells us he misses working with his TV family since the cancellation of their show, but hopes they’ll have other opportunities to collaborate in the future. “If we’re ever working on a project and one of them could be perfect for a role, I’d definitely want to bring them on,” says Berfield. “Everyone there was a like a second family.”

As some of you may know, Justin’s (Reese) official website has been undergoing a complete redesign the past couple of months. His site has now reopened with a cool new design and some new content, including new pictures and info on his projects through his production company, J2.

Many actors stumble into their profession, but Gary Anthony Williams was dropped into it by a computer error.

The Georgia-born actor, who plays Clarence Bell and his alter ego, Clarice, on ABC’s “Boston Legal,” had assumed he would wind up going into business before a computer glitch mistakenly assigned him to a high-school drama class. It was love at first sight.

“I had a great teacher, and we did some mime and improv stuff,” Williams says. “Immediately, I thought, ‘This is good.’ ”

After a brief stab at college, Williams moved to Atlanta and began working at the Academy Theatre and the Georgia Shakespeare Festival. In 1988, he joined the city’s long-running improv troupe Laughing Matters, where he performed until 1998, when he and wife Leslie moved to California.

An unsuccessful audition for a role in the pilot of Fox’s “Malcolm in the Middle” led to a plum recurring role on the sitcom as Abe Kenarban, the father of Malcolm’s best pal, Stevie.

“It was a huge education for me in the business out here,” Williams says. “I would see Bryan Cranston being so nice to everybody. He told me, ‘I made a deal, if I was ever the lead on a show, I would not be an ass.’ That whole set was really like family, which is exactly how ‘Boston Legal’ is.”

Williams has his fingers crossed that he will again be part of the David E. Kelley dramedy next season.

“David tapped into something that nobody else really knows about me, which is that I really am a very shy guy” he says. “I get to play around with that a lot, and this is really three characters in one that he has written, so it’s just wonderful.”

Erik Per Sullivan has grown up since we last saw him on Malcolm in the Middle and is starring in the new film MO.

MO, an inspirational, stylized independent movie from first-time director Brian Scott Lederman. MO is an amusing, yet poignant true story about a boy living with Marfan syndrome, a serious connective tissue disorder. MO was the centerpiece film at this year’s Malibu International Film Festival, premièred on April 14th.

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